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    O W NER ' S M ANUA L M S 9 6 0 0 HO M E A U D I O SYSTE M wi t h 6 C D CHAN G E R a n d DU A L C A S S E T T E V i s i t ou r w eb s i t e a t w ww . e m e r s on r ad i o . c o m MS9600_ib_0313.p65 25/3/2002, 15:23 36[...]

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    1 T O P R E V E N T F I R E O R S H O C K H A Z A R D , D O NO T U S E T H I S P L U G W I T H A N E X TE N S I ON C O R D , R E C E P T A C L E O R O T H E R OU T LET UN LE SS T H E B L AD E S C AN B E F U LL Y I N S E R TE D T O P R E S E N T B L AD E E X P O S U R E . T O P R E V E N T F I R E O R S HO C K HA Z A R D , DO NO T E X P O S E T H I [...]

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    2 F o r f u t u r e r e f e r en c e , r e c o r d t he s e r i a l nu m be r i n t he s pa c e be l o w . M ode l : M S 9600 S e r i a l N u m be r : B E F O R E W E B E GI N T ha n k y ou .................. f o r pu r c ha s i ng t h i s E m e r s on p r odu c t. T he E m e r s on b r and i s y ou r a ss u r an c e o f qua li t y , pe r f o r m a[...]

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    3 F C C I N F O R M A T I O N T h i s equ i p m en t ha s been t e s t ed a nd f ound t o c o m p l y w i t h t he li m i t s f o r a C l a ss B d i g i t a l d e v i c e , pu r s ua n t t o P a r t 15 o f t he F CC R u l e s . T he s e li m i t s a r e de s i gned t o p r o v i de r ea s on a b l e p r o t e c t i on aga i n s t ha r m f u l i n t[...]

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    4 P R E P AR A T I O N F O R U S E U N P AC K I N G • R e m o v e t he m a i n un i t a nd t he s pe a k e r s f r o m t he c a r t o n a nd r e m o v e a ll pa ck i n g m a t e r i a l s f r o m t he c o m ponen t s . • R e m o v e a n y de sc r i p t i v e l a be l s f r o m t he f r o n t s o f t he m a i n un i t a nd s pea k e r s . • R [...]

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    5 P L AC E M E N T • P l a c e t he u n i t o n a s t ab l e , l e v e l t ab l e , s h e l f o r s t and c on v en i en t t o an A C ou t l e t. • T he un i t s hou l d no t be e x po s ed t o d i r e c t s un li gh t o r s ou r c e s o f e xc e ss hea t, m o i s t u r e , du s t, v i b r a t i on , o r hu m i d i t y . • T he s pea k e r s [...]

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    6 AC Plug AC Outlet C O NN E C T I N G T H E AC P O W E R C O RD I M P O R T AN T ! ! B E F O R E C O NN E C T I N G T H E A C P O W E R C O R D M A K E S UR E T HA T Y O U HA VE R E M O VE D T H E CD T RA N S I T S CR E W F R O M T H E BA CK P AN E L O F T H E M A I N UN I T . R E F E R T O T H E I N S T RUC T I O N S O N P A G E 4 . A ft e r c on[...]

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    7 AN T E N N A I N F O R M A T I O N F M T h i s un i t ha s a n e x t e r n a l l ead w i r e F M a n t enna pe r m a nen t l y a tt a c hed t o t he ba ck o f t he m a i n c a b i ne t. U n w r a p t h i s a n t enn a w i r e , e x t end i t t o i t s f u ll l eng t h , a nd a ll o w i t t o ha ng do w n f r o m t h e ba ck o f t he s e t. I n s [...]

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    8 L O C A T I O N O F C O N T R O L S A N D I N D I C A T O R S 1 . CD D I R E C T A CC ESS B u tt on s . 2 . M u l t i f un c t i on L CD D i s p l a y . 3 . S T A ND BY I nd i c a t o r . 4 . 6 CD C hange r T r a y . 5 . P O W E R ( O n / O ff ) B u tt on . 6 . P R OG R A M / C L O C K SE T B u tt on . 7 . T UN E R / BA ND B u tt on . 8 . T APE B[...]

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    9 30 . F M W i r e A N T E NN A . 31 . BEA T CU T S w i t c h . 32 . CD T r a n s i t S c r e w S t o r age H o l e . 33 . CD T r a n s i t S c r e w . 34 . S pea k e r J a cks . 35 . A C P o w e r C o r d . B A C K P AN E L 31 34 35 32 33 BEFORE TURNING POWER ON, USE A COIN OR FLAT-BLADE SCREW DRIVER TO REMOVE THIS SCREW IMPOR TANT! R e m o v e PL[...]

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    10 M U L T I F UNC T I O N L E D D I SP L A Y D i s c l o c a t i o n i n d i c a t o r s I n d i c a t e s D i s c 1 i s a t b a c k h a l f o f t r a y . I n d i c a t e s D i sc 1 i s a t f r o n t h a l f o f t r a y . I n d i c a t e s D i s c 1 i s i n p l a y p o s i t i o n . I n d i c a t e s D i s c 1 i s p l a y i ng . MS9600_ib_0313.p65[...]

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    11 R E M O T E C O N T R O L 2 3 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 13 16 15 18 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 . CD B u tt on . 2 . T UN E R B u tt on . 3 . O PE N / C L O SE R EA R B u tt on . 4 . D i sc 2 B u tt on . 5 . D i sc 1 B u tt on . 6 . D i sc 6 B u tt on . 7 . D I S C S C A N B u tt on . 8 . CD S T O P B u tt on . 9 . P R OG ( P r og r a m )[...]

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    12 B A TT E R Y I N S T A L L A T IO N I n s e r t 2 ‘ AAA ’ s i z e a l k a li ne ba tt e r i e s , no t i n c l uded , i n t o t he ba t t e r y c o m pa r t m en t o f t he r e m o t e hand s e t, ob s e r v i ng t he ba tt e r y po l a r i t y and r ep l a c e t he c o v e r . B A TT E R Y R EP L A C E M E N T W hen t he ba tt e r i e s be [...]

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    13 O P E R A T I N G I N S T RUC T I O N S S O UND C O N T R O L S V O L U M E P r e s s t he V O L U M E U P o r DN ( D o w n ) bu t t on s on t he f r on t p a ne l , o r on t he r e m o t e c on t r o l t o i n c r e a s e o r de c r ea s e t he v o l u m e l e v e l . T he v o l u m e l e v e l i nd i c a t o r a ppe a r s i n t he d i s p l a [...]

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    14 T he sys t e m m e m o r y r e m e m be r s t he B a ss B oo s t s e tt i ng w hen t he po w e r i s s hu t ‘ O ff ’ a nd a u t o m a t i c a ll y r e t u r n s t o t he s a m e s e t t i ng w hen t he po w e r i s s w i t c hed ‘ O n ’ aga i n . S E T T I N G T H E C L O C K N o t e s : A . T he t i m e a ppea r s on t he d i s p l a y [...]

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    15 L I S T E N I N G T O T H E RA D I O 1 . ) P r e ss t he T UN E R / BA ND bu tt on t o t u r n t he sys t e m ‘ O n ’ a nd s e l e c t t he T une r f un c t i o n . T he d i s p l a y li gh t s a nd a r ad i o f r eq uen cy a ppe a r s . P r e ss t he T UN E R / BA ND aga i n bu tt on t o s w i t c h be t w een A M and F M ba nd s i f ne c e[...]

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    16 S T O R I N G S T A T I O N S I N T H E T UN E R M E M O R Y T he t une r i n t h i s sy s t e m ha s a 40 s t a t i on m e m o r y . Y ou c a n s t o r e up t o 20 A M a nd 20 F M s t a t i on s i n m e m o r y f o r ea sy r e c a ll a t a n y t i m e . 1 . ) P r e s s t he T UN E R / B A ND bu t t on t o t u r n t he sy s t e m ‘ O n ’ t o[...]

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    17 R E C A LL I N G S T A T I O N S I N T H E M E M O R Y T u r n t he sy s t e m on a nd s e l e c t t he de s i r ed ba nd , t he p r e ss t he P R ESE T U P ( R EPEA T ) o r P R ESE T DN ( R A ND O M ) bu t t on s t o s e l e c t t he de s i r ed m e m o r y ( C H ) nu m be r . C H A N G I N G M E M O R I Z E D S T A T I O N S P r e ss P R OG R [...]

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    18 T h i s d i a g r a m s h o w s t ha t t he r e a r e 6 C D s i n t he c ha nge r . T h e ha l f c i r c l e s a bo v e t he d i sc nu m be r s i nd i c a t e t ha t D i scs 1 , 2 , a nd 6 a r e a t t h e ba ck ha l f o f t he d r a w e r . T h e ha l f c i r c l e s be l o w t he d i sc nu m be r s i nd i c a t e t ha t D i scs 3 , 4 , a nd 5 a[...]

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    19 3.) Place 1, 2, or 3 CDs in the 3 pockets on the front of the tray. IMPOR TAN T: Make sure that the discs are properly positioned in the center of each pocket. If the discs are not centered properly they may not be recognized by the player, or they could jam in the mechanism. Disc pockets 1, 3, and 5 are in the upper tray. Disc pockets 2, 4, and[...]

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    20 6 . ) P r e ss t he l o w e r ha l f ‘ F R O N T ’ o f t he O PE N / C L O SE bu tt on on t he f r on t pa ne l , o r t he F R O N T open b u tt on on t he r e m o t e c on t r o l , t o c l o s e t he CD d r a w e r . T he p l a y e r w ill r ead t he d i sc t ha t i s i n t he p l a y po s i t i on a nd d i s p l a y t he t o t a l t r a c[...]

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    21 T R AC K S K I P AND M U S I C S E A R C H D u r i ng CD p l a y ba ck p r e ss t he ( F o r w a r d ) o r ( R e v e r s e ) bu tt on s t o sk i p t o h i ghe r o r l o w e r nu m be r ed t r a cks . E a c h t i m e t he bu tt on s a r e p r e s s ed t he p l a y e r w ill sk i p one t r a ck and p l a y ba ck w ill beg i n on t he ne w t r a ck[...]

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    22 R EPE A T P L A Y B AC K Y ou c an r epea t a s i ng l e t r a ck , on e d i sc , o r a ll d i scs c on t i n uou s l y w i t h t he r epea t f un c t i on . P r e ss t he R EPEA T bu tt on one , t w o , o r t h r ee t i m e s t o s e l e c t 1 T r a ck , 1 D i sc , o r A ll D i scs R epea t. T he a pp r op r i a t e R EPE A T i nd i c a t o r a[...]

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    23 P R OG RA MM E D P L A Y BA CK T he CD c h a nge r ha s a 32 t r a ck p r og r a m m ab l e m e m o r y t ha t a ll o w s y ou t o s e l e c t up t o 32 o f y ou r f a v o r i t e t r a cks f r o m a m ong a ll t he d i sc s i n t he c ha nge r f o r p l a y ba ck i n a n y de s i r ed o r de r . N o t e : Y ou c anno t p r og r a m t he c ha ng[...]

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    24 5 . ) W hen t he de s i r ed D i sc nu m be r an d T r a ck nu m be r a ppea r on t he d i s p l a y p r e ss t he P R OG R A M bu tt on t o en t e r t he i n f o i n m e m o r y . T he t r a ck nu m be r r e t u r n s t o “ 00 ” a nd t he p r o g r a m nu m be r ad v an c e s t o “ P – 02 ” i nd i c a t i ng t ha t y ou c a n s e l e [...]

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    25 C A SSE T T E O P E R A T I O N P L A Y I N G C A SSE T T E T A PES 1 . ) P r e ss t he T APE bu tt on t o t u r n t he sy s t e m ‘ O n ’ a nd s e l e c t t he T a pe m ode . 2 . ) P r e ss t he S T O P / E J E C T k e y o f e i t he r de ck A o r de ck B t o open t he c a ss e t t e doo r . 3 . ) I n s e r t a p r e r e c o r ded c a ss e [...]

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    26 C O N T I NU O U S P L A Y BA CK O F T W O C A SSE T T E S 1 . ) I n s e r t p r e r e c o r ded t a pe s i n t o bo t h c a ss e t t e c o m pa r t m en t s w i t h t he t a pe y ou w a n t t o p l a y f i r s t i n D E C K B . 2 . ) P r e ss t he P L A Y k e y o f D E C K B . t o beg i n p l a y ba ck . 3 . ) P r e ss P A U SE k e y and t h en[...]

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    27 S T E R E O H E AD P H O N E J AC K C onne c t a n op t i ona l s e t o f s t e r eo hea dphone s i n P H O N E S j a ck on f r on t pa ne l f o r p r i v a t e li s t en i ng w i t h ou t d i s t u r b i ng o t he r s . B e f o r e pu tt i ng t he headphone s on y ou r hea d r edu c e t he v o l u m e t o a l o w l e v e l . T hen pu t t he hea[...]

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    28 7 . ) P r e ss t he P R OG R A M / C L O C K SE T bu tt on a nd t hen t he / bu tt on s t o ad j u s t t he ‘ t u r n o ff ’ m i nu t e . 8 . ) W hen t he de s i r ed ‘ t u r n o ff ’ t i m e i s on t he d i s p l a y p r e ss t he P R OG R A M / C L O C K SE T bu tt on on c e m o r e . T he d i s p l a y w ill r e t u r n t o t he no r [...]

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    29 S L EEP T I M E R O PE R A T I O N ( O n R e m o t e C o n t r o l O n l y ) T he S l eep T i m e r f un c t i on a l l o w s y ou t o ope r a t e t he sys t e m f o r up t o 90 m i nu t e s a nd t hen s hu t s t he po w e r o ff au t o m a t i c a ll y . 1 . ) P r e s s one o f t he F un c t i on b u tt on s ( T UN E R / CD / T APE ) t o t u r [...]

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    30 A B O U T CA SSE TT E T A PES W hene v e r y ou r e c o r d on a c a ss e tt e a n y p r e v i ou s l y r e c o r ded m a t e r i a l i s e r a s ed a s t he ne w m a t e r i a l i s r e c o r ded . T o p r e v en t y ou f r o m a cc i den t a ll y e r a s i ng m a t e r i a l w h i c h y ou w i s h t o s a v e , b l a n k c a ss e tt e s a r e [...]

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    31 • If the cassette feels “tight” while performing operation shown (see Fig. 2), the tape may be jamming due to “ridges” formed in the winding of the tape. (visible through the center window). These may be removed, in most cases, by fast winding of the cassette from one end to the other and back again. • Use only well-known brands of t[...]

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    32 C O M P AC T D I S C CAR E • T o r e m o v e a d i sc f r o m i t s s t o r age c a s e , p r e ss do w n on t he c en t e r o f t he c a s e and li ft t he d i sc ou t, ho l d i ng i t c a r e f u ll y b y t he edge s . • F i nge r p r i n t s a nd du s t s h ou l d be c a r e f u ll y w i ped o f f t he d i sc’ s r e c o r ded s u r f a [...]

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    33 CAR E O F T H E CA B I N E T S • If t he c ab i n e t s be c o m e du s t y w i p e t he m w i t h a s o ft d r y du s t c l o t h . D o n o t u s e a n y w a x o r po li s h s p r a y s on t he c a b i ne t s . • If t he f r on t pa ne l be c o m e s d i r t y o r s m udged w i t h f i nge r p r i n t s i t m a y be c l ea ned w i t h a s o[...]

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    34 E M E R S O N RAD I O C O R P . L I M I TE D W ARRAN T Y W h a t d o e s t h i s w a rr a n t y c ov er ? A ny m a nu f ac t u r i ng d e f ec t s i n o r i g i n a l m a t e r i a l , i n c l ud i ng o r i g i n a l p a r t s a nd w o r k m a n s h i p , und e r no r m a l u s e a nd c ond iti on s . F o r h o w l o n g? F o r a p e r i od o f [...]

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    E M E R S O N RAD I O C O R P . E M E R S O N P AR T N O . 16 - 2843 204 - 02 P R I N T E D I N CH I NA MS9600_ib_0313.p65 25/3/2002, 15:23 35[...]